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Malaysian Insider, April 19, 2012
...four-day event in the Hungarian capital, including award-winning Swedish crime novelist Hakan Nesser, Norways Jostein Gaarder, Danish author Janne Teller and Leena Lehtolainen from Finland. Around 100 other authors will also be present including Italian...
XpatLoop.com, April 17, 2012
...the chance to meet noted authors like Håkan Nesser from Sweden, Jostein Gaarder and Tina Åmodt from Norway, Janne Teller from Denmark, Leena Lehtolainen from Finland and many others. Although the Book Festival will close one day before the World Book...
Telegraph, October 3, 2011
...Ten years after it was first published, Danish novelist Janne Teller is still defended her startling children's novel about a young boy with depression. Children are afraid of nothing, said the controversial Danish novelist Janne Teller at the Hay...
Telegraph, October 3, 2011
...startling question about best to challenging young readers. Children are afraid of nothing, said the controversial Danish novelist Janne Teller at the Hay Festival in Segovia last week. Its a phrase were all familiar with. We also use the words...
Guardian.co.uk, August 14, 2011
...the UK more than once: a mix of a younger generation of names – such as Michael Larsen, Janne Teller, Stig Holmas and Carsten Jensen – alongside those more established in their countries of origin, including Sissel Lie, Henrik Stangerup and Knud...
Associated Content, July 31, 2011
..._ One of my most favorite books is a novel called Nothing. The author of this novel is Janne Teller. It has been been translated from Dannish by Martin Aitken. The novel is narrated in first-person by a thirteen-year old girl named Agnes. In the novel,...
Kirkus Reviews, July 19, 2011
...Levine, 2008) and Guardian of the Darkness (Levine, 2009); or philosophical explorations like last year's Nothing by Janne Teller (Atheneum, 2010). In the last month, two translated YA novels with less of a distinctly foreign sensibility than the...
